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2021 Honors Presentations

Majors
Environment Major
Practical Experience
Specialization
Accelerated Master’s Degrees
PitE Honors Program
1. 2022 Honors Presentations
2. 2021 Honors Presentations
3. 2024 Honors Presentations
Advising
PitE Independent Study
Scholarships and Awards
PitE Club
Transfer Credit Policy
PitE Graduation Events
Student Resources

This year, PitE had eight students complete and present an honors thesis at PitE's Virtual Honors Thesis Symposium on Friday, April 30, 2021. These students all graduated with honors. Below is a list of each student's presentation, as well as a link to the corresponding YouTube video recording for those who wish to watch:

Abha Panda

"Assessing habitat Suitability of Wild Rice (Zizania spp.) in Michigan"

Senna Catenacci

"Climate Justice Intervention in Baltimore and Seattle"

Annika Mursten

"The Path to Sustainability in the U.S. Dairy Industry"

Cole Larance

"A Stakeholder Analysis of Land Based Shark Fisheries in Florida and Texas"

Hannah Kuriakose

"Urban Farming as a Tool to Mitigate Food Insecurity"

Mac Mahacek

"Population Estimates of the George Reserve Deer Herd"

Madeline Bacolor

"We Won't Move: Filipino and White Struggles with Urban Renewal in San Francisco"